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If you are not using kmail or any other kdepim program you don't need akonadi.
If you get an akonadi error notification upon launching some pim app, try add 'akonadictl start' to kde's systemsettings/autostart. This way akonadi launches silently - or at least did so here, until i converted to operamail and removed kdepim packages along with akonadi.
hi! you can use "pkgtool" in the root console. Then you go to "remove" and scroll down to Akonadi. Press space, then enter, and voila! Akonadi is totally gone.
hi! you can use "pkgtool" in the root console. Then you go to "remove" and scroll down to Akonadi. Press space, then enter, and voila! Akonadi is totally gone.
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